Sentence examples for weakens appreciably from inspiring English sources

"Additionally, we suspect that unemployment will rise over the coming months as economic activity weakens appreciably and business uncertainties are stoked by the government triggering article 50, thereby bringing likely difficult negotiations with the EU to the forefront".

"Partly as a consequence, retail sales and business spending on capital equipment have weakened appreciably," the statement continued.

Italian production appeared to recover in line with that of other countries in 2010, but has since weakened appreciably.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said there were "increasing signs that the housing market is now starting to firm after weakening appreciably through the second half of 2014".

European currencies -- whether euro, pound or Swiss franc -- have weakened appreciably against the dollar this year, raising the relative cost of American companies by 10percentt or more.

Iran weakened appreciably during the reign of Ismāʿīl's eldest son, Shah Ṭahmāsp I (1524 76), and persistent and unopposed Turkmen forays into the country increased under his incompetent successors.

This suggests that the dollar should not weaken appreciably against other currencies due solely to any substantial interest rate disadvantage.

In the interim, however, Ms. Browner adjusted the plan in a way that did not appreciably weaken its provisions but managed to satisfy the court.

In the blends with higher EVA concentrations, the effects of positron irradiation were appreciably weakened, as the result of positron trapping on the polar acetate group of EVA.

The bidirectional relationships between diabetes and depression appreciably weakened with increased age in both sexes.

Thus the problem is as follows: If the economy slows down appreciably or the dollar weakens (or both), those foreigners might well change their minds in a hurry.